Chapter 10: Q26. (page 384)

Draw a diagram roughly like the one shown. Without laying your straightedge across any part of the lake, construct more of $\vec{R S}$ .

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The figure is,

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Step 1. Given information.

The figure here given is,

Step 2. Follow the ways.

Draw a line $\vec{R S}$ , and lake as given.

Construct a line parallel to $\vec{R S}$ .

Take a point $P$ and construct $∠ 1$ , so that $∠ 1$ and $∠ P R S$ are congruent corresponding angles.

Now measure the distance between $\bar{P Q}$ and $\bar{R S}$ , measure the same distance from line $\bar{P Q}$ and make points $T$ and $U$ .

Draw the line $\bar{T U}$ without laying the straightedge across any part of the lake, this is the extension of line $\bar{R S}$ .

Step 3. Construct the figure.

Therefore, the required figure drawn above.

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